8.2
274 votes
HBO Max 2019
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Tulip makes it to the front of the train and is faced with a choice.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of Infinity Train from 98 votes.
The gang is confronted by a strange new force on a Ball Pit Car adventure.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of Infinity Train from 99 votes.
Tulip takes a risk trusting an old foe.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of Infinity Train from 98 votes.
Mirror Tulip finds herself in the wasteland outside the train.
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of Infinity Train from 62 votes.
The gang reorders The Apex, but what will the new order be?
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of Infinity Train from 50 votes.
Tulip has to face her past.
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of Infinity Train from 109 votes.
Mirror Tulip searches for answers.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of Infinity Train from 69 votes.
The Apex are just a car away! They're almost home! But first they have to make it through a forest full of pinecone camp counselors.
The episode was rated #8 Best episode of Infinity Train from 42 votes.
Someone mysterious invites Jesse and Mirror Tulip into a mall car.
The episode was rated #9 Best episode of Infinity Train from 62 votes.
The gang meets a familiar face in a mirrored car.
The episode was rated #10 Best episode of Infinity Train from 102 votes.
A giant, color-changing clock creates a shifting-maze puzzle that the gang has to solve before they can leave the car.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of Infinity Train from 48 votes.
Tulip and One-One explore a car full of Corgis and face off against a mysterious monster.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of Infinity Train from 122 votes.
Tulip, a headstrong 13-year-old girl, finds a mysterious train where every car contains its own universe.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of Infinity Train from 150 votes.
The gang enters an unfinished train car and tries to fix it.
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of Infinity Train from 96 votes.
The gang is finally ready to meet The Apex again, but keeping secrets has consequences.
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of Infinity Train from 46 votes.
In the seemingly innocent Hey Ho Whoa car, a shocking revelation rocks Grace and Simon's world. Will they be able to fix it before The Apex find out?
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of Infinity Train from 48 votes.
Stuck in a blizzard, the gang seeks shelter in a nearby cabin. But when Simon realizes who's inside, he frantically searches for a way out.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of Infinity Train from 47 votes.
Tulip, Atticus and One-One enter a crystal forest car and have to take part in a musical ritual.
The episode was rated #8 Best episode of Infinity Train from 110 votes.
Mirror Tulip fights for her right to make her own choices.
The episode was rated #9 Best episode of Infinity Train from 70 votes.
Mirror Tulip and Jesse get stuck in a car and face an unusual dilemma.
The episode was rated #10 Best episode of Infinity Train from 61 votes.
Last updated: jan 03, 2021
Enjoyed Season 02 more than Season 01, interested to see what they do for a season 03. Alan Dracula easily the coolest cartoon character I've seen.
A short, well structured cartoon that respectfully deals with topics rarely seen in children's media. Tulip is a refreshingly unique main character and the mystery surrounding the train kept me watching to the end. Can't wait for the next season! EDIT: Each and every season the show keeps getting better! The last episode of Season 3 had the DARKEST scene I've ever witnessed in a show with a PG rating. My only criticism is that the humor isn't great, but this definitely isn't a comedy anyway. Still highly recommend for any age as the topics it covers are universally relatable.
Neither the overall story or episode stories are any good or interesting. The only reason I finished this was because they're 10 min/episode and I was hoping it'd get better. I was expecting something much better considering one of the producers was a guy from Regular Show.
[spoiler]The second book is decent, a reflection (pun semi-intended), on the nature of reality and what defines a person. But the first book shows a child being forced to go through a painful journey to grow, so she can leave her new friends and run back to the people who showed her neglect, happy to return like victims of abuse and neglect often are... And Tulip forgives her parents because they ultimately decide to fulfill the obligation they carelessly neglected to begin with.[/spoiler] [spoiler]Tulip's anger is deserved. It should be validated. Tulip has every right to be angry, yet she's the only one who has to go on a journey of change to become complacent in the life she had with parents who are mostly shown in her memories to put her in the middle of their petty squabbles and neglect her. All because of what? Parents 'inherently loving' their child. A lie so many children are forced to swallow and live with for most of their formative years...[/spoiler] Ultimately, I like the premise, but this is one more washed out portrayal of a child of divorce that pushes the idea that the child is expected to learn to accept their own reality, rather than to seek a way to find a new and better life.
Absolutely loved this show and binge-watched it in a single sitting. It's like an Adventure Time spin-off, but with completely new, and lovable, characters ! Cannot wait for a new season.
I love learning more about the train, it's like the behind-the-scenes bits of Portal!
